Kaplan is the largest LSAT preparation and law school admissions counseling company. They have a center in downtown Berkeley that usually has several LSAT classes running at any time. Kaplan offers online courses, live classes, and one-on-one tutoring.
This low-cost option includes videos and content with no personal instruction.
Starting at $749
LSAT course taught by an experienced Kaplan LSAT instructor in a virtual classroom.
Kaplan LSAT Advantage Online Coursess
05/30 - 07/13 Tue, Thu
06/05 - 07/19 Mon, Wed
06/07 - 08/17 Wed
06/10 - 08/19 Sat
06/15 - 08/01 Tue, Thu
06/18 - 08/08 Tue, Sun
06/20 - 08/30 Tue
06/25 - 09/10 Sun
Take an LSAT classroom course in Berkeley, CA.
San Francisco Kaplan Center: 149 New Montgomery Street Suite 101, San Francisco , CA 94105
07/12 - 09/13 W
08/08 - 09/07 T, Th
08/16 - 09/11 M, W, Sa
09/19 - 10/19 T, Th
10/16 - 11/15 M, W
Berkeley Kaplan Center: 150 Berkeley Square , Berkeley , CA 94704
06/19 - 08/28 M
07/10 - 08/09 M, W
08/20 - 09/12 T, Th, Su
UC Berkeley Alumni House-Berkeley Campus: 1 Alumni House , Berkeley , CA 94720
07/18 - 08/17 T, Th
Palo Alto High School: 50 Embarcadero Road , Palo Alto , CA 94301
07/18 - 08/17 T, Th
10/16 - 11/15 M, W
San Jose State University: One Washington Square , San Jose , CA 95192
07/15 - 08/13 Sa, Su
Find an LSAT Tutor either in Berkeley or online.
Tutoring – 15 Hours $2,599
Tutoring – 25 Hours $3,699
Tutoring – 35 Hours $4,799
Online LSAT Course
36 hours of live online instruction
45 hours of online teaching sessions
Full-Length LSAT Course
64 live lecture hours
45 hours of online teaching sessions
Weekend Online LSAT Course
16 lecture hours taught over two days
19 hours of online lecture sessions
Weekend LSAT Course
16 lecture hours taught over two days
19 hours of online lecture sessions
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Berkeley School of Law has an average LSAT score of 166 and is ranked 8th in the USA. If that just isn’t good enough for you, nearby Stanford Law School is 2nd in the country with an admissions rate of 11.3% and a median LSAT score of 171 (that’s 98th percentile, people). If you want to get into Stanford, we suggest that you begin preparing for the LSAT yesterday.
